2015-09-04: One of my projects, The Two-Layered GUI Toolkit, seems to have been left behind with the updates ... and I have suspicion (see below). First, a few facts: I have 7 open source projects ... [More] whose Open Hub representations I manage. 6 of them have been updated on Open Hub between Aug 30 and Sep 03. twolayeredgui is the only one of my 7 projects that was last updated on Open Hub on Aug 15. twolayeredgui is the only one of my 7 projects that received any commits in the past few weeks. In fact, twolayeredgui was dormant for more than a year before I started committing again, on Aug 16. There have been almost daily commits to twolayeredgui since that day. Curiously, the code locations page of twolayeredgui says Open Hub update completed 8 days ago., while the header on all pages says Analyzed 20 days ago. based on code collected 20 days ago. First, are updates for project twolayeredgui stuck and can you make the unstuck? Second, I have seen this phenomenon on Open Hub several times now. And, as far as I remember, every time it involved a project that used to lie dormant for a while before I started working on it again. (This is my normal development mode. I work on one of my open source projects intensively, then I turn to something else, while that first project doesn't get any changes for months, or even years, before I continue working on the first project.) Is it possible some of your analysis routines are having an issue with that? Maybe ... something simple like a division by zero when you try to compute the ratio of commits in this month compared to the commits in the past six months (zero!) or something similar? 2015-10-11: Something has moved, but things are still broken.The project has been updated several times in the past few days. However, the updates are based upon code collected about 2 months ago, even though the latest commits have happened much more recently than that. On the code locations page, the status is shown as (waiting in queue). Thanks, regards [Less]

Are there any news on this? I too think such a feature should definitely exist, for several reasons: With many of the projects seen on OpenHub being Open Source projects, their websites (maybe more ... [More] so than any other kind of software websites) are frequently some project page in the CMS of an open source software site. Usually, only some restricted wiki syntax is available there, without an option to embed arbitrary HTML such as script elements. I can imagine some people might have security measures to prevent loading scripts embedded from a different URL in place. This would make the current project widgets disappear for them. People widgets are already images, so the infrastructure for compiling such images upon demand already seems to be in place. I really hope alternative image-only widgets (I'm especially interested in the Stats widget) can be provided. Thank you very much! [Less]

Hello, true, the commits are correctly displayed for Toolbar Icons. The LoC graph doesn't show any recent changes, but, as I realize now, that is apparently because SVG files are not counted (any ... [More] more?). Fine by me, they would probably distort the LoC count, as they are generated by an editor. Regards [Less]